Apparently, I've been doing it wrong all these years. I tend to put my left hand over my heart. LOL
I didn't know that technically it would be considered illegal to refrain from placing your hand over your heart, though. I thought it was customary, not mandatory.
As for the WGA article, it does sound like they are dissing the children, but I understood it to mean that "the parents should be ashamed of themselves" for bringing their kids onto the picket lines. The signs do have a point, though, that the writer is not the only one affected by this situation. I think they are witty without being antagonistic.
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Date: 2007-11-14 08:35 pm (UTC)I didn't know that technically it would be considered illegal to refrain from placing your hand over your heart, though. I thought it was customary, not mandatory.
As for the WGA article, it does sound like they are dissing the children, but I understood it to mean that "the parents should be ashamed of themselves" for bringing their kids onto the picket lines. The signs do have a point, though, that the writer is not the only one affected by this situation. I think they are witty without being antagonistic.